Milan Fashion Week is underway, featuring major industry events and a street-style focus on transitional fall wardrobe staples.
Key facts
- •Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala described the SS27 season as a particularly significant event for the city.
- •The Vogue World: Milano event served as the opening night highlight at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
- •Simone Rizzo and Loris Messina are making their debut at Moschino following the closure of their brand, Sunnei.
- •Deep red has emerged as a trending 'It' color for the season, often paired with gray pencil skirts.
- •The “Dalí and Fashion” exhibition is currently on display at the Palazzo Reale.
Milan Fashion Week for the spring/summer 2027 season has officially begun, drawing global industry figures to the city. Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala highlighted the significance of this year’s proceedings, which opened with the Vogue World: Milano event at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. The week features a packed schedule of high-profile runway shows and cultural exhibitions, including the “Dalí and Fashion” showcase at the Palazzo Reale.
Industry Milestones and Events
The current fashion week schedule includes notable industry transitions and debuts. Glenn Martens is presenting his final collection for Diesel, while the brand Moschino is hosting the debut show for designers Simone Rizzo and Loris Messina, who previously founded the label Sunnei. Beyond the runways, the city is hosting various activations, including the Vogue Café, to engage visitors throughout the event.
Street-Style Trends
Street-style observers note a focus on transitional dressing, blending summer and fall aesthetics. The button-down shirt has emerged as a central piece, styled in various ways including layering under knitwear or tied around the waist. Other trending items include trench coats, midi skirts, and crewneck sweaters. Color and texture are also prominent themes this season. Showgoers are incorporating bright, saturated hues like pink and deep red, alongside accessories such as yellow satin bags and seashell necklaces. Footwear choices remain varied, with attendees alternating between casual flip-flops and more formal options like slingback pumps.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Vogue UK, Harpers Bazaar.
